Web To Mcp
Capture website components visually and turn them into ready-to-use code and prompts for your AI coding assistant. With Web To MCP, you can highlight any part of a live webpage, generate clean output, and send it directly into tools like Cursor or Claude Code through MCP integration.
Web To MCP extension removes the guesswork from design-to-code workflows, giving developers and teams a faster way to build accurate front-end interfaces with real context from the web.
Key features
- Capture components visually with a simple hover and click
- Generate instant code and prompts that can be used directly in your editor
- Seamless integration with Cursor and Claude Code through MCP
- Preserve pixel-perfect references for accurate design-to-code handoff
- Save hours of manual effort by automating repetitive front-end tasks
- Lightweight and secure Chrome extension built for speed
How it works
- Install the Web To MCP Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store.
- Enable the extension in your browser.
- Visit any website and hover over an element to highlight it.
- Click to capture the component and generate the code and prompt.
- Copy and paste directly into Cursor or Claude Code to start building.
Why developers choose Web To MCP
AI-powered workflow: Give your coding assistant clear context with visual and code inputs.
Faster front-end development: Reduce design-to-code delivery time by up to 10x.
Better accuracy: Stop relying on vague descriptions and pass real UI components instead.
Works with your stack: Optimized for modern AI IDEs like Cursor and Claude Code.
Improves collaboration: Designers, developers, and AI tools stay aligned with shared visual references.
Use cases
- Quickly capture navigation bars, buttons, or layouts from live sites
- Speed up prototyping with real-world design elements
- Train AI coding assistants with exact visuals for better results
- Eliminate rework in front-end development by reducing miscommunication
- Automate repetitive coding tasks and focus on shipping features
Server Config
{
"mcpServers": {
"web-to-mcp": {
"url": "https://web-to-mcp.com/mcp/93594892-9671-47a0-9401-82070a506b9a/"
}
}
}